In this engaging discussion, Chuck Black, a celebrated wildlife artist, shares his journey in winning the prestigious Federal Duck Stamp competition. Emily Lian highlights her experiences as the Junior Duck Stamp winner, showcasing young talent in conservation. Danielle Prewett discusses her cookbook 'Wild and Whole,' focusing on seasonal wild game recipes. The group also dives into the history and significance of duck stamps in wetlands conservation, blending art and storytelling to emphasize their impact on the environment.

Joining Spencer Neuharth are trivia enthusiasts Randall Williams, Brent Reaves, Seth Morris, and others, all vying for glory and charity donations. They dive into a thrilling trivia challenge centered on hunting, fishing, and conservation, sparking fierce competition and laughter. Highlights include a crossword showdown and humorous discussions on unique food like bao buns and Yamaha history. The camaraderie shines as they tackle questions about steelhead and outdoor traditions, all while supporting conservation efforts.

Join a star-studded cast of trivia enthusiasts including Janis Putelis, an avid trivia challenger, and Randall Williams, a competitive trivia player. They dive into meat-themed trivia, with hilarious stories about hunting adventures. The talk turns to fishing gear and nautical measurements, peppered with lively banter. Personal anecdotes about favorite outdoor snacks keep the mood light. They even tackle community engagement in wildlife management, highlighting the importance of education in conservation. It's a trivia showdown filled with laughs!

Steven Rinella talks with musician Evan Felker and others about topics such as vault toilet rescues, hunting-themed lyrics, EKG in fishmongers, hunting in Oklahoma, discovering unwanted subscriptions, the power of narrative songs, songwriting and evolution, alcohol reflections, outdoor activities and keeping commitments, and live music.

Host Janis Putelis plays MeatEater Trivia with guests Spencer Neuharth, Brody Henderson, Randall Williams, Tressa Croaker, Rick Hutton, Hanzi Deschermeier, and Max Barta. They discuss state capitals and fishing knots, the importance of life insurance, a parasitic infection called Rice Breast in ducks, butchering animals and 'weezing ding', the legend of Hatchet Jack, and the concept of grains as a unit of measure. The episode ends with a mention of conservation donation and future plans.